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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
SHOT THOUGH THE HEART.
Ant oni0 MADEIRA Killed by An.
other Mexican.

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, March
25.-At the mining town of Kelby, So
corro county, Wednesday, Jose salas
shot and Instantly killed Antonio Ma
dera, The trouble commenced by q
quarrel between Salas and Macs, an
other Mexican, over 81 SO. Hot words
passed, but the quarrel apparently
ended. Both men walked together until
drew a pistol, and Macs, seeing his
peril. jumped into the store, closing the
door behind hind him. As Shlas pulled
the trigger, salas commenced shooting
through the door. Az the first fire he
shot Antonio MADEIRA through the heart.
The murderer then fed, but was cap
tured and jailed. The cowardly murder
aroused public Indignation to such
pitch that visit from vigllantes is prom.
ised.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
FINANCE AND TRADE,
A Review Of the Days Trans.
actions.

A Review OF the Days Trans.
actions.
NEW YORK, March 25.-The stock marke,
started this morning at good pace, bust.
ness being active and prices strong, but
there was liberal realization at an ad.
vance by cliques. and the Improvement, ex.
cept in few specialties, was confined to
fractions only. There was considerable
business in trunk lines, which was ascribed
In part to the withdrawal of the Grand
Trunk from the Central Traffic Associ alton.
A slight spirit in Canada Southern occurred
at PIP. M. to which the general market re-
spoAded feebly. but the close was dull and
weak, generally near the lowest prices of
changes this evening, chiefly for small frac.
tions only.
Government bonds were dull and steady
to-day. Petroleum was dull to-day.
NEW YORK, March 25-R. G. Dun & Co.. ,
in their weekly trade review say: April is
close at hand and there is some anxiety as
to the money market, as usual at this sea-
son. Banks have been sending large
amounts to the interior through deposits at
the Treasury, end issues OF silver certificates
elsewhere. The Western and Southern de-
mand for money has been intensified by
The de-ire to ship products before the Inter
state act and changed rates go into effect
The Treasury has taken In 81, 200, 600 more
gold than 1t has paid out during the past
week. but has added 81, 900, coo to outstand
ing silver certificates, and put out some
legal tenders; also the reduction of rates by
the Bank of Eng land. and the advance OF
money there, favor continued easiness in this
market. Foreign trade exports from New
York, for the three weeks, are Is per cent.
larger than last year. with imports NJ per
cent. larger. The February official report
shows an increase of $2,800000 in export
over last year, the amount being the largest
since 1888; but the imports were the largest
on rec I'd fOs many years in February, and
the excess of imports was $4,214.357 Gold
exports for the month exceed imports by
81, ,533, 1885, Railroad business has been large.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
sH HARP,s REFUSAL
40 Issue a Patent for Land to
the 3. r. Co.


WASHINGTON, March 25.-Commis.
sioner Sharp has to-day written letter
to the attorney of the Southern Pacific
railroad in reply to request that q pat.
ent be issued for lands on list No. 4. &c.
lected by the company. as contemplated
by the seoretary's letter of September
30. 1856. The Commissioner saws the
Secretary refused to direct the certifica.
lion OF the lands for the reason thai
measures looking to the forfeiture of the
grant were pend ng in Congress, The
Commissioner says the bill referred to
was favorabiy reported by a very large
majority Of the House COMMITTEES On
Public Lands. but was not reached for
consideration by Congress. There has,
therefore, been no o portunity for a
positive expression of the legislative
will. For this reason he declines to
take steps looking to the issuance of the
patent, and thereby defeat the full and
free exercise Of the Fiftieth Congress of
its will.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
SPANISH SCARE.
Another Revolution Expected
stanley at the Congo.

AnOther Revolution Expected
stanley at the Congo.
LONDON, March 25 The Daiiv Ne,cs
believes that the government will ac
cept Mr.. Chamberlain's proposal to de.
lay the third reading of the Coefvs6n
bill until the Land bill shall have ar.
rived at the second reading stage in the
House of Commons.
A dispatch was received from Henry
M. Stanley. saying that he arrived
at the mouth of the Congo river on the
morning of the 18th instant and that the
expedition would reach Natude by the
2lst.
Dispatches report that there was
another revolutionary scare in Spain
last evening. The garrison of Madrid
and other cities were under orders to be-
in readiness for immediatei action, the
government fearing that Coup d'Etat
would be attempted by the revolution
lists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
A Protest.

Some time ago a family named Hay
moved into Los Angeles from Cahnenga,
and one of the children caught tho
smallpox and died. Three days after
tbs death the family moved back to Ca
huenga, and there another child was
taken down with the same disease and
died, and now the only child left is re-
ported to be sick. Sheriff Kays stated
yesterday that the residents Of the Ca
hueDga district are very indignant that
the Health Officer here permitted the
family to move without having been
quarantined long enough to determine
whether any of the other members of
the family were infected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
The J. Kuhrrs.

There was an official test of the r.w
Amoskeag engine ~. Kuhrts No. A.
yesterday afternoon on Alameda strest
She got up steam in . little over forr
minutes. and threw o good stream q
water 265 feet. Experts who sav M
test say the engine can do much better
than that and that it ID q splendid ma
| chime. The engine must be good o.
IT 1t retains the name ~. Kuhrts.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
FOREIGN.
A Government Measure
Defeated.
STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP.
Arrival Of Stanley With His Ex.
pedition at the Mouth of
the Congo.

Associated.Press Dispatches to the HERALD
LONDON, March 25.-In the House OF
Commons this evening division was
taken on Morley's amendment to the
Governments motion granting urgency
for the coercion bill. The amendmen,
was rejected by $40 to 26O votes. The
announcement was received with load
cheers from the opposition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
AN ALAHmING OUTLOOK.
Russta Believed 10 be p reparI na
a Surprise.

ASsAobAD DOhAOVGNA 80 Vo H6U0xD n IA
Surprise.
New YORK, March 25.-The Stars
London cablegram says: "a steady
movement of Bulgarian and Roumelian
troops into Varna and Curgas com.
menced Wednesday and continued all
night and yesterday. The situation is
viewed at Vienna as alarming. The
hasty preparations along the Bulgarian
and Roumelian coast gives color to the
report that Russian Coup de MAIN is
hourly awaited. simultaneously with
the dispatch of heavy reinforcements to
the coast garrisons there has been a
gradual movement of troops toward the
Turkish frontier. 1t is believed that in
Macedonia and south of the eastern
Roumelian borders the Turks ere mass
ing two powerful corps of gendarmes. :"
The wires between Servia and Bulga.
ria were cut Wednesday night, and it is
reported that King Milan has been as
sassinated and that the capital is in the
hands Of revolu tionists.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
THE AvEvGING NEMESIS.
Hanged for a Crime Committed q
Decade Ago.

BEATRICE, Neb., March 25.-Jack-
son Marion was hanged here to-day
for the murder of John Cameron, fifteen
years ago, in April, 1872. Marion and
Cameron left Grasshopper Falls, Kan
sas, with team of horses and wagon
to work on the st. Joseph and Denver
railroad. The body of Cameron was
found one year afterwards and the crime,
after the lapse Of ten years, was finally
fixed upon Marion. He neither con-
fessed nor denied it on the gallows.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
HE SHOT HIS WIFE
Because She Wanted q Divorce
from Him.

EUREKA, CAL, March 25.-James Lee
shot his wife five times this afternoon at
their ranch on the Elk river, four miles
from here. Mrs. Lee will probably die.
Officer Lindsay arrested Lee and lodged
him in Jail. Constable Young, this
forenoon served summons on Lse in an
action for divorce. Lee procured
pistol and proceeded to the ranch where
he committed the crime.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
EA TAI DOSES
The Use OF Drugs Kills Two
Old Fellows

SALINAS, March 25.--George Warren,
an old resident and for many years o
merchant of this town, died suddenly
this evening from an overdose of lauda.
mum taken to alleviate pain. Warren
was man of considerable property,
owning several residences in this town,
besides fruit ranch in Santa Cruz
county.
GONZALES. CAL, March 25.-This
morning II. Molzen was found in his
bed in an unconscious state. A doctor
was Immediately summoned and found
him suffering from an overdose of NOR
phine. He was a hard drinker and it
seems that he was in the habit of taking
the drug. He died this afternoon.
Molzen was about 65 years of age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
bet ON fremont.

New YORK. March 25.-The sporting
editor of the Mail and Express says:
"The books have at last been opened on
the Wither's stake at Jerome Park, and
few odds can now be quoted. The
race will be run ON Nav 30th, but from
present indications it will be no race at
all, as fremont seems to be q sure win.
ner, if started"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
THE GOLDENsON TRIAL.
A Cheap Imitator OF Guiteau at
Insanity.

A Che0p AmttatOf Oh Gu1t0Wu 81
Insanity.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-To-day
Witnessed another of those exciting
scenes which have been SO frequent
during the progress of the Goldenson
murder trial. Attorney Love, in his ar
gument for the prosecution, referred to
the defendant as having always been "a
bad boy and working for what he will
get (the gallows)." The prisoner inter.
rupted Love by exclaiming:
"You're id liar!'
Turning to Judge Murphy, Love
said:
"Your honor, some one is creating q
disturbance in the back part of uhe court.
ROOM"
"Oh, you go to h-l!" retorted the
murderer as he made move to leave his
seat. A Deputy Sheriff, however. pre-
vented him, and the attorney continued
his argument. The Interruptions of the
prisoner created a sensation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
A Big Lane d sale.

SAN LUIS OB1spo, March 25.-The
Jonota ranch of 5000 acres, in Santa
Barbara county, was to-day sold for
$3.50, 600 and will be resold in farms.
The purchasers are Pomeroy and Slim.
son, the same parties who purchased the
Pismo ranch property near here. Sew.
eral farms near this city were sold to.
day, aggregating $4S, 900 for 800 acres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Seeking a Normal school Site.

SCtAAuS u SOAkVVA SAuCs
ORovILLE, CAL, March. 24.-Judge
Ficher, Prof. Denman and Messrs. Lowe
and Bean, Trustees of the State Normal
School, arrived here last night and were
entertained and banquetted by com
mittee from the Board of Trade. During
the evening they received dispatch
from Governor Bartlett saying that he,
Superintendent Hoitt and Prof. Charles
Allen would arrive this evening. The
four first named gentlemen were to-day
looking over various sites selected in this
vicinity, accompanied by delegation of
prominent gentlemen of Oroville. They
will visit Grldley and Chico tomorrow.
SACRAMENTO. March Ex-Governor
Bartlett, Superintendent Hoitt and Prof.
Allen went to Oreville this afternoon, to
meet the other Commissioners, who went
up yesterday to select o site for the new
N ormal School,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Father KeIIy,s Sentiments.

DUBLIN, March 25.-Father Kelly
writes that he does not regret his loss OF
liberty, in view of the reason for which
his imprisonment has been ordered. He
says: 'If am kept in Jail until die,
Twill never do so infamous thing as the
Judge asked me to do--to beiray the
confidence of defenseless and loving
people who trusted me-"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
The Jewels Found.

MARsEILLEs, March 25.-The Jewels
of the murdered woman Rcgnault, the
killing of whom was confessed by an
Italian named Franzinina. were, after
his arrest for the crime, found in place
in this city known to have been visited
by the prisoner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
shasta County Beomfn9.

CoTToNwooD, CAL, March 25.-Busi.
ness lots that six months ago sold at pub
lie auction at $50. are now selling at $3.50
to 5000 each. Several business houses
and dwellings are being constructed.
This part of Shasta county is rapidly fiji.
ling up with men of means.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Fish Com rmissiouers,

SACRAMENTO, March 25.-The new
Board of Fish Commissioners, consistin 4
of T. J. Sherwood, holdover member;
ex-senator Joseph Rou ier, of Sacra
mento, and j. Downey Harvey. of Los
Angeles, met yesterday. Mr.. Routier
was elected President and I. J. Sher.
wood Secretary and Treasurer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Successful Whalesl,ips

SAN Francisco, March 25.-The
steamer Australia from Honolulu brings
the report of tie successful winter sea-
son of several whaling barks which left
this port in November and December
for cruise after sperm whales, near the
Hawaiian Islands. The Australia brought
up 300 barrels of oil. She reports that
nearly 800 barrels of oil had been OBJ
tanned by five barks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
A RICH GREAT.AUNT

sends $500 to Her SchOoIma r m
granddaughter.
CHICAGO, March 25.-An Inter. Ocean
special from North Manchester, Ind,
saws: Miss Rose Rhodes, teacher in
the public schools here, was agreeably
surprised yesterday on receiving letter
from Mrs. Crocker, her great-aunt, who
resides in Los Angeles, California, which
contained draft for $500. Mrs Crock.
er said that she had heard that her
niece was teaching school. and she sent
her the draft as present to help her
along,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Run ors OF Revolution,

New YORK, March 25 -Advioes from
Panama, dated the 18th, state that in
view of the revolutionary rumors, dea.
Ter in rifles and cartridges in Panama
turned over his whole stock to the gov
ernment for safe keeping. A number of
teople who had collected, witnessing the
removal, became im5ued with the belief
that revolution was either under way
or in active progress. There seems to be
little doubt that there is something in
the air, and whatever it is, those who
know best believe that the Venezuelan
frontier will be the scene of it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Arrested for Perjury.

SAN Francisco, March 25. = The
United States Grand Jury has returned
indictments against H. b. Sherwood and
R. J. Richards, members of the firm of
Richards, Harrison & Sherwood, charg-
ing them with perjury in swearing to
the ownership of certain goods which
they desired to have released in bond.
Both were arrested and released on fur
n,shing bonds in the sum of $500 each.
The defendants will be arraigned on
A pril 4th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Took Possession.

ROME, March 25.-Cardinal James
Gibbons, archbishop of Baltimore, Md,
to-day formally took possession of the
basilica of Santa Maria, in Trastevere,
as his titular church.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Advocating Independence.

SOFIA, March 25,-The Bulgarian
Prime Minister is making a political
tour through the country. He openly
advocates the proclaiming of Amled and
the independence of Bulgaria.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
An Old Phy.ician,s Death.

LONDON, March 25.-Arthur Fare,
M. D., F. R. S., celebrated surgeon
and writer, Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen. Physician Accoucheur to the
Princess of Wales and her sisters, il
dead. He had just reached his 18th
year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Nlnallpox I'm Ontario.

SACRAMENTO. March 25.-Dr. Tyrrell,
Secretary of the State Board of Health,
has received the information that two
cases of smallpox have made their ap.
pearaace &C Ontario. San Bernardino
county, and one case in San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Preparing a viticuItural Report

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-The an
nual report of the State Viticultural
Committee, now being prepared, will be
completed by the 10th of June next,
when the annual meeting will be held.
The report will embrace the wine dis
tricts into which the State is divided and
will contain the name of each producer.
as we'll as the acreage Of each one. The
full statistics of the product of the State
will be more complete than in any for.
mer report.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
A successfuI RaiIroad Tr.r.,

A successful Railroad Transfer.
San FRANcIsco. March 25.-C. p.
Huntington telegrsphed from bw York
to Colonel C. F. Croker LAY
morning that the terms for the p6fcbase
OF the South Pacific Coast road had al
bAen satisfactorily arranged with Sena.
tor Fair, the owner of the road, on Wed.
nesday night. and that the papers OF
transfer, properly drawn up and siQned.
were now on the way to this city. This
IS the successful end of negotiations that
have been carried on for over q year
past
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
ENGLlsH RACE.

The Gramd NatfOmal SteepIe-
chase Handicap.
LONDON. March 25.-The grand ma.
tion steeplechase handicap for four.year.
olds and upwards at Liverpool was won
by Z. jays Game Cock by three length
with Baron w. Schroder's Savoysrd sec.
ond. and Lord Wolverton's Johnny
Longtaii bad third. The distance was
about four miles and 100 yards, which
was covered in ten minutes and fifteen
seconds. Sixteen horses started.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Sent to the Penitentiary.

PORTLAND, Ogu., March 25--Dan
Moran, convicted of murder for being
implicated in dragging sailor to death,
who, on new trial, was found guilty of
manslaughter, was to-day sentenced to
the penitentiary for fifteen years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
New Agricultural Com m issioner.

SACRAMENTO, March 25.-Governor
Bartlett has appointed ex-senator Fred
Cox, of this city, as member of the
State Board of Agriculture, to fill the
unexpired term of Hon. Thomas r.
Bard, of Ventura, who resigned. MIR.
Cox has previously served several years
upon the Board.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Denth Of an Actress.

NEW York, March 25 Eliza Wealth.
ersby Goodwin, the well.known actress,
died last night, in the presence of her
husband, at their residence in New
York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Real Estate Transactions

MERGED, March 25.-Forty EIGHT land
patents were filed for record in the Re.
corder's Office here yesterday. Town
lots are changing hands rapidly, many
being bought by Charles Crocker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
MARES, NEPHEV W.

His Body Found, Badly DecOm-
posed. Near Vallejo.
PORT COSTA, CAL, March 25.-A body
was picked up in the straits near Vallejo
on Tuesday, badly decomposed. 1t has
been identified by marks on the under
clothing as that of Robert Mares, firsi
mate of the ship Fingal, who mysteri.
ously disappeared from here on the 5th
instant. He was anephew of Sir Robert
Mares, the Arctic explorer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
auCials

NEW YORK. NJ arch 25.-Three per cent
government bonds. 1904; four per cent.
coupons, i2834; four and q half per cent cou-
Texas, 81; Northern Pacific, 27s4; preferred,
5ssz; Northwestern, 1ls7s; New York Central,
11lA; Oregon Navigation, 99%: Transconti-
mental 81sss; I'm provement. 3Sla Pacific Mail,
55se; Texas Pacific. 2Stts; Union Pacific, 577s
United States Express, 81; Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S Express, 12S. Western Union Tele
graph, 761s.
Money on call easv, at $685. per cent
last loan, 8; closed. 215(13.
Prime mercantile paper, 5(G6.
Sterling exchange dull; $4.S5L for sixty
day bills; $4S7.
Bar silver, 9713c.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2b.-Closinn quo
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Hog Cholera.

PETALUMA, March 25.-Over $50 hogs
have recently died Of hog cholera in Ma.
rim county. The loss now reaches into
the thousands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
THE HOPKINS TRIAL.
M 0ses Gets ssMIO0re,, Than He
Bargained For.

Bargained For.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal., March 25.--The
jury in the breach of promise case of
Mrs. H irriet A. Moore against Moses
Hopkins, the we'll known million Aire,
which has been on trial here for several
days, to.day returned a verdict for
$75, 900 in favor of the plaintiff. The
suit was for $25l, 900.
Mrs. Moore was not present when the
verdict was announced, nor was Mr..
Hopkins. Four of the jurymen voted
against the verdict. Mr.. Wilson moved
for o stay of proceedings for ten days,
which was granted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26

SAN DIEGO. March 25.-The Work.
;nrmen held . convention last night to
nominate full ticket for the municipal
election on April 18th. People and
Prohibition tickets are also in the field.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Kicking About the style of 1t.

TUNIs, March 25 -Forly thousand
Jews have united in protesting against
the new burial laws. One of the prin.
cipal features opposed in the new laws
is the appointment by the Tunis mum
cipal authorities of Frenchmen to con.
troll the interments. The Jews are
aggrieved at being denied the same
liberty in burials that is accorded to the
Mussulmen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
The Marlcopa and Phoenix Rail-
road.

PHOENIX, A. T., March 25,-The new
Maricopa and Phoenix RAILROAD is com.
pleted to the Gila river, and the bridge
across that stream will be finished to.
morrow. II is anticipated that trains
will be running to Tempe, nine miles
from Phoenix. under the end of another
month. A delay of one month or more
will occur at Tempe by reason of the
bridging of Salt river, so that trains
will not be able to reach Phoenix until
the end of May.
Track Laying on New Road.
SAN DIEGO, March 25.-Track laying
on the Land aud Town Company's Motor
Railroad, between San Diego and Ma.
tional City. which is to extend several
miles east of National City, to the rail
road lands, was begun to-day.
Cars will be running between the two
towns in few days. Grading for the
electric motor street railway company
was begun to-day. Machinery for the
plant and ground upon which to locate
the same has been purchased for thu
electric motor line between San Diego
and Old Town, q distance Of three miles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Two NECKTIE PARTIES.
A Murderer and a Ravisher Dt'
Rather Suddenly.

DILLON, Mont, March 25.-Thomas
Harding convicted of murder in the first
degree, was hanged here this afternoon.
He protested his innocence to the last
moment and died game.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-Amos johnson,
colored, aged 40, was hanged this after.
noon at Marion, Crittenden county,
Ark, for oatraging little white girl
only s years old.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
worhfnxman,s Convention

PARIS, March 25.-The Senate passed
by q 1856 to SO vote the bill imposing
surtax upon cereals.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
Chicago meat Market.
Petroleum.

CHICAGO. March 25.-Pork-Firm; cash
s20.60per barrel; May and June, $21.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, March 25-The leading weekly
gran circular says: Tho wheat market ia
quieter without material change In prices.
business slow; fixtures are weaker; both
American and Indian are Offering freely ut
Tsaucea T, rsses; Uai,oInia r,,a ate nrm.y neia; a.
port to discharge. There was an average
attendance at to-day market The tone
was dull, and only q small trade was DONE
Wheat declined ID. Flour was unchanged.
Corn was in plentiful supply, and limited
demand. prices were Id lower.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-26

NEW YORK, March 2b.-Petroleum was duh
to-day. Opening 66as. highest 669S, lowest
621s. Closed eS1s, Sales, COS 600 barrels.